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Trashed Technology Treasures: Part 1
In early 2021, I managed to quit “online shopping” almost cold Turkey. From over 8 grand I spent in 2020 to only 40 dollars throughout all of 2022. However [...]
How to make non-news into a sensational article.
Lie. Most technology news is, frankly, kind of boring. Occasionally something really neat shows up that can attract people to your failing news website, [...]
Anagrams Part 16: Rust
Making a return to my long dormant “Anagrams” series, with a language for which I had actually made a half-hearted attempt at before, Rust [...]
Generating N-Ominoes
BASeTris, my Tetris Clone which has been genericized such that I was even able to add a “Dr.Mario” Game mode, has now been around for nearly 5 years. I [...]
No, C# is not ‘getting bloated’
Recently, it’s been almost mematic how common the discussions about how C# is getting bloated have been; people have suggested basically creating a new [...]
C# and top-level statements
C# 9 introduced a new language feature. It was called “Top-level statements”. Basically, it allows you to write a program eschewing all the boilerplate [...]
Windows 11 is Coming Soon
Recently Microsoft officially announced a successor to Windows 10. Those able to do arithmetic may be able to predict it would be Windows 11. This [...]
Roman Numerals
I recently stumbled upon, this page discussing the topic of Roman Numerals. What alarmed me was the amount of code presented there for solving the problem. [...]
Windows 10 and the sudden importance of “Visual Consistency”
As Windows 10 has evolved from it’s initial versions, and people have been exposed to UWP and Win32 alike, There has been a growing “movement” of people [...]
BASeTris: “Dr.Mario” Game Mode
When I first started writing BASeTris I had imagined that I could eventually turn it into a sort of “engine” in the sense that there are many different [...]